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Broken bats needed

Former MN Amatuer Baseball Player Ben Bakeberg is looking for broken wood bats to be used for furniture such as bar stools, foot stools, display cases, etc.

Call: 651-307-4720

Help with old photos

I have a shoebox from my great grandfather full of negatives in perfect condition of baseball games, players, and fields/stadiums. My great grandpa was, George Thompson, one of the founders of the umpires association. He took many pictures back in the '20s-'60s.

Is there anyone who could help me with this project? I need to identify and price what they are worth. Then I would like to start selling copies on paper to places. I need a partner to help me and I would share profits with this person. A lot of these negatives are from Minnesota teams, Chicago, Canada, New York and other places. Contact Sam unclesamsplace@aol.com.


Tournament Results from June 12-14

In Bemidji, the Mudcats won their own tournament defeating Ada 8-0 for the championship.  The Bemidji Blue Ox surprised the field finishing third while beating  the Wadena Shockers 1-0.  Fort Ripley finished seventh by beating Nimrod 5-4.  The Rebels were the defending champions.  Dent took fifth with a 5-4 win over Roseau.

This was the fifth time the Mudcats have won their own tournament in nine years.  Tyler Norland threw a five-hit shutout to seal the championship for Bemidji.  The Mudcat’s Dan Nolan was named tournament MVP.

In earlier games, Bemidji beat Nimrod 6-5 and Wadena/Deer Creek 2-0.  Ada defeated Dent 7-2 and Bemidji Blue Ox 5-1.  The Bemidji Blue Ox shocked Fort Ripley 7-6 in an opening round game, Wadena/Deer Creek beat Roseau 5-1, Dent beat Fort Ripley 5-4 and Roseau beat Nimrod 8-2. 

In Sobieski, the Skis also won their own tournament.  They beat Sauk Centre 13-0, Pearl Lake 4-1 and Clear Lake 3-0 to finish first in the round robin tournament.  All the other three teams finished with 1-2 records.  Other tournament scores were: Sauk Centre 8, Clear Lake 7 (8 innings);  Clear Lake 7, Pearl Lake 6;  Pearl Lake 10, Sauk Centre 5. 

In the opening round Sobieski scored ten runs in the very first inning.  Andrew Lange hit a grand slam HR and Simon Waltman threw a no-hitter while also hitting a three-run HR. 



In Detroit Lakes, the Jamestown Elks defeated the Jamestown Merchants 8-2 to win the Second Annual Detroit Lakes Tournament.  Detroit Lakes beat Staples 4-1 for third place, Vergas beat Wheaton 8-4 in the consolation championship and Crookston beat the split squad Detroit Lakes team 12-0 for seventh place.

In earlier games, the Jamestown Merchants beat Wheaton 11-1 and Staples 31-0.  Detroit Lakes beat Vergas 9-1;  Jamestown Elks beat Red Eye 11-1 and Detroit Lakes 16-0 and it was Staples 10, Crookston 3.  Wheaton beat Crookston 7-0 in the other early game.  

In Cannon Falls, the Edina E-Sox scored nine runs in all three of their games and won the championship.  They defeated the host Cannon Falls Bears 9-4, Winthrop 9-1 and Kasson in the final 9-5.  Kasson made the finals by beating the Metro Merchants 7-1 and the Minneapolis Rocks 3-1.  The Rocks finished in third place by beating Winthrop 14-2.  Montgomery defeated Red Roosters in the consolation championship. 

In Victoria, the Vics lost to Minnetonka in the championship game with the Minneapolis Cobras finishing third.      

 

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